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The *uino-1284p assembled Over the past few days I assembled one each of the *uino-1284p and *uino-32u4. Things went very well and few issues were encountered. The *uino-32u4 went together flawless. For initial testing I used the Arduino Leonardo bootloader and core files. Since my pinout differs from the Arduino Leonardo this required some translating The problem: I like MacVim with syntax highlighting for all major programming tasks. MacVim is pretty good at adding itself as an application to most filetypes I would use it for – until I installed Arduino and MPIDE. Since MPIDE is based on Arduino pre-1.0 it used the .pde file extension. Arduino 1.0 uses the
The *uino-1284p v0.2 PCB Top Today I received more *uino-1284p boards. The other day I already received *uino-1284p boards. Those boards were version 0.3 boards. The boards received today are the predecessor, version 0.2. I have been discussing my ATmega1284p ideas on the Arduino Forum. I had thought that what I accomplished with this
The *uino-1284p v0.3 PCB Top Here it is! The *uino-1284p has arrived. It is an Arduino compatible platform based on the ATmega1284P-AU. The *uino-1284p board utilizes the ATmega1284P microcontroller. The primary goal of this project is to be able to access more memory, FLASH and RAM, while keeping the Arduino UNO compatible board size The *uino-32u4 Circuit Board Order I have already written about the ATmega32U4 based *uino-32u4 I’ve created. Today I received the circuit board order. The order was placed with Seeed Studio’s Fusion PCB Service on December 24, 2011 and arrived at my door on January 13, 2012. I am impressed, at the speedy service and For some reason I had an ATmega168 and an ATmega328 sitting in my parts bins. To put them to use a couple bare PCB were ordered from a Chinese vendor on eBay. The boards I received were in superb condition. Most surface mount components were 0805 size, except for the FDTI chip of course.
*uino-32u4 I have been thinking about some electronics projects again. While looking at processors and other details I discovered Arduino and also the Arduino compatible chipKit UNO32. These are some pretty neat devices which come with a development platform that runs on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. Instead of buying an original Arduino |
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